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PostPosted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 9:07 am 
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mini_me wrote:
its very hard to do any foreign orders now.
Times have realy changed here at qantas.


Where are you mini_me?


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I'm at home at the moment,Menai,Sutherland shire

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more getting at where with qantas do you work?


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I'm an avionics engineer (in Maintenance Watch)
Worked therefor 33 years.
It appears from your mail that we share a similar trade
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I am a communications tech out at raaf richmond... work in the control tower... keeps me busy.. :lol:


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mini_me wrote:
its very hard to do any foreign orders now.
Times have realy changed here at qantas.


So I hear from mates who still work there. Foreigners were the best part about working there :lol:

Hey Felix, I worked in EOC for years....right next to the Plating Shop :wink: ...and next to the Paint Shop too :wink: That's where I learnt my painting skills (and I am NOT a painter by trade) :lol:


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we have a few ex raaf engineers with qantas,
see you on a run soon

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Mutant i was actually going to get the trailing arms done, but i will worry about them after the car is running and registered, its not hard to get them off, and it will save me some funds for now... Isnt the fan blade plastic??
And one of the best looking things chromed is the alternator, i think they look sweet

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Hey Anton,
did you ever work in servicing in the hangars,
if so who was your leading hand.
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Gordo wrote:
Mutant i was actually going to get the trailing arms done, but i will worry about them after the car is running and registered, its not hard to get them off, and it will save me some funds for now... Isnt the fan blade plastic??
And one of the best looking things chromed is the alternator, i think they look sweet


My fan belt is metal. It was one of the hardest things to polish and coat.

Best thing for the trailing arms would be to buy the aluminium ones from Minisport S.A. if you had the money.

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If i was going to buy the trailing arms from Mini sport, i might as well get the whole deal and get the rear disc brake conversion kit as well... But i have other things to splurge on first.
And mutant i think you meant your fan blade was metal not you fan belt... :lol:

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Yeh, that sounds better. Typing too quick while trying to make tea and answer posts. :oops:

I think that conversion would be a fantastic idea.

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